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croft,”- :, " if t i VOL. XXV. l l l nesrc. l onwm A. MORSE, I Organist Cambridge Street Methodist ‘Church. Lindsay. Music Teacher. At Brooks' llotel, Fenclou r‘alls, every Tues- day. Terms moderate. 32. Tree Elmo MCLAUGHLIN d: MCDIARMID, DARRISTERS, Solicitors, Etc, Lindsay . ) and Fcnelou Falls. Lindsay Office: 1 Kent-St” oppo-site Market. l’euelon Falls Of. School BUOkS atilmice: Over Burgoyne & 00‘: store. The ll’enelon Falls ollice will be open every ‘ - 1. ‘lMouday afternoon from arrival of train the heuelon halls Drug; Store. llom Lill(13“~ hm ~loneit010an 0“ ICEl-l estate at louest current rates. L)ec.‘28tli,1837. with every pt‘trchase l R. J. MULAUGIILIN. F. A. McDumtm. __.__________.____._â€"- ______ A. 12. ouvmn, gARRISTER, Attorneyâ€"ut-Law, Solicitor l in Chancery, Kent Street, Lindsay. G. ll. HOPKINS, I) ARRISTER, 5:0. SOLICITOR FOR I) the Ontario Bank. Money to loan at lowest rates on terms to suit the borrower. Oilit-es: No. 6, William Street South, Lind- say, Out. __._.__.....,___ _. a- W..._.._._......_ MOORE 8.: JACKSON, 1 HARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &c. Of- l l) lice, William street,Lindsay. ‘ l". D. Moons. A. JACKSON. m _ F :;.:f.':“. .7 :.A.:’:_L __ ,._._.'._. LIL-u.“ :7 sons tress _ Is alwavs cheap furniture in DR. A. WILSON, ' , ,. .1“). Looks bettep. â€"â€"u.n.,)t.c.r.a.s.,0ntario,â€" 1”} 19"”: l - s , it.” )IIYSIGIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCH- Cal‘s better‘ Give” )C’ (“I l cur. Ollice, Colborue Street, Ii‘enelon satisfaction. I have the best Falls. and largest stock of Iurntture DR. H. I, PAHAM’ Of all kinds’ {3.0111 the best GRADUATE of the Universityol Trinity lllltlllllltCllll’GI‘S ill the PI‘OVIHCC, College, Fellow of Trinity Medical ‘ ‘ ' School, Member of the Royal College or consulting 0t Surgeons of England,Memher oI the Col- lege of Physicians is: Surgeons of Ontario. Oflice and residence on Francis-St. \l'est' Fenelon FallS, opposite the Gazette otlice. â€"DlNING ROOM FURNITURE, -llEI)RO().\l SETS, -â€"-I€.>\SY CHAIRS, R. Al. MAS 0N, â€"llOCl\'lCR.\‘, â€"-â€"LOl.li\'Gl'35i ‘ ETERINARY SURGEON ; Honor Grad- â€"â€"SlDEllt)ARDS, unte Ontario Veterinary College, To- ronto, 1884;11. M. O. V. M. A. Residenceâ€"Francis Street East, Fenelon Falls. â€"Sl’Rl.\'GS AND MAT'I‘RASSES, â€"â€"I\'I'I‘Clll’.i\' FURNITURE (all kinds), 1‘]. I’. SDII'I‘II, ordered * TETERINARY SURGEON and Dentist. I Graduate ofOntario Veterinary College. Live Stock Inspector for North Victoria by appointment of Dominion Government. Office and address -â€" CAMBRAY, ONT. and prices are away down. Repairing and all work promptly attended to. W Undertaking in all its branches. L. DEYMAN. W Summons. JAMES DICKSON, SECOND DIVISHON GDURT P L.Surveyor,CommissioneriutheQ.B., Conveyauccr, .Stc Residence, and ad- dress, Fcnelon Falls. â€"OF THEâ€"- County 01' Victoria. DENTAL. The next sittings of the above Court will be held in l)icks0n’s hull, Feuelon Falls, ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th. 1898, coiiimencingat 11) o'clock in the forenoon .â€" DI‘. NEELANDS, DENTIST, LINDSAY, Extracts teeth without pain by gas (vital- Mondav, January 17th. will be the last day [ ized air)_udministcrrd by lmn lol“'.ll years. or si-rv'ice on defendants residing in this“? He Sillilmd 1110395 “11d” DP-‘lIOlmll, 0f couatv. Dcfrudants livini"r in other coun- New York, the originator of gas tor extract- lim ,{msl he 5m.ch on 01- heroic Jan. 12th. l iug teeth. 1th Coltou writes Dr; Neehlands S. Nurses, l'). I) . llaxo, ,that he has given the gas to 166,4ll per- Bailiff. Clerk sons without an accident from the gas. Fenelon Falls,3\'0v.9lh,1897. Other pain obtuudcrs used. A good set of teeth inserted for $10. 136:?” Dr. Neelauds visits Fencion li‘alls (McArthur llouse) the _-,....- a... | . I v s - » v . 1 third Tuesday of every month. (all early E W S y a.) E l and secure an appointment .L l L. J. o '_____ fl___.‘___-_ W. H. GROSS, DENTIST. ' The beautiful Crown and Bridge work practised with success. Gas and all other .una‘sthetics for extracting teeth without I liutcb‘? min. A set of .-lrtilirlel ill-d}: better than H -. .- . v . lthe average, tor as 01). Rooms directly adian ’ opposite Wood‘s stove depot, Lindsay. t E \lr. Wm. H. l-leis having transferred llli Insurance Business to me, I am prepared to take risks on all classes of property Art Very Loxv (PI-$1. None butlirsl-class British and Can Companies represented ,____â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" l H. HART, L. o. s. 33“ [9,1113]; l’lfiOl’l'llsTl’i \ SE'I‘UFGOOD TEETILFORSdO. Gas l; and local antesthetics tor painless ex. itructlug. Satisfaction guaranteed in all James Arnold. . branches of dentistry. , l (mice Over Fairwcuthcr & Co’s store .. l nearly opposite the. post-office, Lindsay at very low rates. The “ Penelon Falls Gazette is Minted every Friday at the oilice. on the corner of May and Francis streets. Sl’B-Sl‘RIPTION 81.1 YEAR IN lll‘u'AXt‘l‘I, or one cent per week will be added as long nu itrcmains unpaid. Advertising lvhues. Professional or business cards, 50 cents lino oer-annum. Casual udrcrtiscntents. g l INSURANCE. ’1‘0 the I’ublie. ' inn ROYAL CANADIAN :xsrnaxen 1 Co. has amalgamated with the Alliancey ot England. giving insurers the security or} l l â€"â€"l l 'S‘.‘5,0'N,000 and the same good policy. 3 cents per line for the tire: insertion. and: : ‘onls pvt line for every subuquent inscr-' lion. i‘untrucu by the year, halt year or less, upon reasonable terms. JOB PZELINTING of Ill ordinary kinds executed null}. cor-i Nod} and. at moderate prices. I. D. MAXI", fmimr. t JOHN .\I'ST1.\'..-ly:nt W Also ngcnt for the Queen of Eng land and Cale-danish of Edinburgh. Capr, m1conibinul,$t5,oco,ouo. , WANTED. 1 can pay ten dollan weekly to a lady of mature age. refinement * and (ac: to spend her time in a. good can“. . l r. u. LIN'SCOTT. Toronto, cm. i: l reaping the richest harvest of their lives; SHOES, Ell BEES. YOU WANT THEM. WE HAVE THEM- GOOD- CHEAP.' ‘ CALL AND SEE. GEMEE lildh'l'il. THE WEST SlDE STORE. TIIE VECTQRA LOAN and SAVINGS CO. Incorporated under statutes of the Province of Ontario. Head Office. - Lindsay, Ont. Smythc’s Block, opposite the Market. LOANS. Money to Loan on Mort- gages at lowest current rates with no delay and small expense. DEPOSI'Efi. The Company re- ceives money on deposit in their Savings department, and allows interest there- on at Four Per Cent. A mortgage company is the safest place to deposit money. No speculative business is done. JOHH MAGWOOD, Or to Manager, Lindsay, McLaughlin & McDiarmid (Mondays) H. J. Lytle }F‘euelon Falls Apply to â€"41tf. VVANTED. In every district on the continent to take orders for high-grade Canadian-grown Nursery Stock and Seeds. Largest and most complete assortment in the trade. Fast. selling specialties; superb specimens furnished free; correspondence in any lun- guago. These positions are money makers, and territory should be secured at once for the season by all hustlers looking for a good thing. Our salary or commission otlers will interest anyone not earning $1,000 per year. (let. in communication with our nearest otlice. An opportunity to represent 0. well-established house. Ability more important than experience. LUKE BROS. COMPANY, International Nurseries, Cinema, Illinois. Monmmt, Quebec. Rocnssrsn, N. Y. 31.16 W t Solicitors for “Canada, an e I an Encyclopedia ofthe ; Country," in live Royal Quarto Volumes. g No delivering. Commission paid Weekly. l A canvasser reports his first. week making l over seventy dollars profit. THE LINSCOTT COMPANY, Toronto. l l l BOBCAYGEON AND i FENELON FALLS a l i l l l l { l The above stage leaves llohcaygeon every l lawful morning at 6 o'clock and arrives at i Fenelou Falls in time to connect with the train going to Lindsay. Returning, leaves Feuelou Falls immediater after the arrival of the train from Lindsay. Fare, 5") cents each way. Freight carried at reasonable rates. JOHN McILMOYL, Proprietor. Robcnygcon, Der. lst, 1897.â€"42-tf. Agenis Selliiklondike Gold Fields" Like a. whirlwind. Experienced canvasserfi mw beginners doing wonders. Nearly everybody subscribes. One young t'cllow' on a farm at $12 a month is making Sill, . ‘ A lady typewriter at $3 a Week is clearing I 3111. .-\ mechanic who had earned SLIM) a day is clearing $5 a day. We want more l l ' Xmas PI‘GSGHIJS. AN ENGAGEMENT RING is always acceptable? Try it. $6 to '_' $12 and upwards will buy you a good ring at my store, while you will he .3,- surprised how pretty a one I can give you for even S3 to $5. :3; ;; WEDDING RINGS. No more accoptnble present can '3 be given than a wedding ring. Or if your wife has worn out her old ring 2; buy her a. new oneâ€"she deserves it. Rings stamped G. W. B. are the very If: best. Try mail orderingâ€"your money y up back if you want it. Geo. W. Bea“, 7,4‘.‘ Watchmnker, Established Kent Street, 35 Years. LINDSAY. '1: '.""'~‘~i"..‘5{2'vi!€*‘? i‘i. LOT FOR SALE. The west half of Lot No. 3, south of Bond and west of Colborue street, Fenelon. Falls, containing a quarter of an acre. For terms, etc, apply to MRS. BELCII, â€"â€"12tt Lindsay street. ‘The Pope’s Encyclical, Ottawa, Dee. 27.â€"â€"(Speeial.)â€"â€"'l‘he encyclicnl of his Holiness the Pope in reference to education in Manitoba was not published in Rome until Saturday, so that the summary cabled by the As- sociated Press on Friday was a forecast rather than a condensation of what WJIS actually known] It bears out fully what was stated in this correspoi’ideuee on Friday evening, that. the Pope ad- vises the acceptance by the Catholics of Manitoba of the concessions embodied in what is known as the Manitoba school settlement, while claiming,r at the same time that these concessions are inadeâ€" quate, and expressing the hope that full satisfaction may be obtained from the Manitoba Legislature. At the same time his Holiness reminds the Catholics of Manitoba that they had been defic- ient in providing for the education of Catholic children. The following isa reliable and intelligent cabled summary of the document :,â€"-At'ter speaking in praise of Canada and of the Bishops, it treats of the law of 1890, and condemns what was then done. It lays down principles of Catholic education and speaks of the rights of parents. The Bishops are praised for resisting the law 01' 1890. The Pope recognizes the fact that. something was done to remedy the law of 1890, and says that the Manitoba Government. was inspired with a love of justice and praisworthy intention in the decisions they arrived at. He says that. the law made to remedy the evil is de- fective, imperfect. and insufficient. The Catholics demand, and have the right. to demand, much more. as the arrange- ments mode may fail ol' ellect owing; to local circumstances. Enough had not been done in Manitoba. for Catholic ed- ucation. The Bishops must. aim at havingjustice done. and must pursue the object with zeal and prudence. There must not be discord, yet as the object does not. impose a line of conduct determinate and conclusive. but. on the l c a l contrary. admits of several, as is usual : in such matters, it follows that therel may be. on the lines to be followed, a l certain number ofopiuions equally good ‘ and aCCcptable. Let none then lose sight of this rule of mmlcrution. L't‘llllC' ness and brotherly love. Let none for. l use of them and derive from them all possible benefit. W ruin-ver, on the con- trary, there is no in“: '-.' r: uodv, Citho- lics are exhorml t: 'i‘i --i13ty. The Pope speaks of :ln~ w- «tr of highlyâ€" trained tench. :'~i- «‘1 ii iiic schools, and finally warns i‘l pt'c-‘s‘ to be deco- rous and not per Ll‘litl. It is to be not- iced that in this document. Leo XIII. breaths the spirit of the age and cujoins an observance of constitutional usage which is characteristic of his enlightenâ€" ed policy. He practically condemns the. dictatorial attitude of the majority of Bishops in Quebec, and takes the more liberal view that Catholics are free. to choose and to act. There does not. ap- pear to be a single word in the encycli- cal against the Public Schools of Cana- da, and in proof that his Holiness conâ€" siders Federal intervention at. an end, there is not a word from which to infer that the Catholics are to look to Ottawa to obtain that lull measure of justice. which it may be Conteuded was not ac~ complished by the concessions of the settlement. â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"o .9â€"-â€"..... A Formidable Ministry. The cares of the Premiership have. not robbed Mr. Hardy's hand of its cunning; he has laid down at this final session of the Assembly a strong, solid platform upon which to make the fight. for return to power. First, the Ministry congratulated 0.)- tario upon the improvement in the times, and the prospect of abundant. prosperity. Then came the recital of the Mount. Cabinet’s long and clean record. Next there was a defence of the preâ€" sent Government's record, in which many charges were explained away to the eminent satisfaction of its followers, and which put the OppOsitiou pretty much. with the country, where it. was before Mr. Whitney’s promising tour. Then the Government proceeded to lay its platform for the fray. A bill to prevent. gambling at. fairs was introdth â€"a necessary and bene- lioicnt. measure. Then came another benefieicut bill, the measure to stamp out the San Jose scale. The steps to he taken to preserve and renew the forests constitute another praisworthy act. Then came the budget speech, with profits of Ontario’s business for the year and the surplus. Then the desirable changes in the miningr low. And, finally, a strong, patriotic tini- ber policy, sure to become; p’ipular with the people, especially in Western Ou- tario. lluqueslionably the Liberals may {In home happy for their Christmas holi- days. The Cabinet has made a strum; bid for a renewal of the people's cooliâ€" dence. Mr. Whitney and his supportâ€" ers have a big task on hand, to assail and deleataGovernmeut. so well en- trenched and with so many beneficial measures proposed on the eve of the catnpaign.â€"â€"-7’m'0nt3 Star. _---.___.._.._.,-,-,_...,_ Eight barges loaded with fllllllethvl', falsi-ly labelled “ Arms," have been mix. ed by the customs officers in the 'l‘haxues. They emanated from Russia, and WOW: about to be transferred to the ste-nnur Baluchistan for l’crsia. It. is suggrwvd that the ammunition was destined for the Alridis. Recently the Foreign Secretary w- ceived a number of poisoned arrow from Uganda. They have been sent o . to the Royal College of Physicians, with a request. that they should be cn-ut'niiy examined and a. report made as to tlw character of the poison and the I)05.\ll'il- ity of antidotes being used ll‘lalust it A juror in Worcester recently :iskwl to be excused on account of ‘llEll‘l|‘~;\' The judge refused. and he sat patiently iuicuntime, and until they succeed in i first to exhibit in America. get the respect. dui: to his neighbor. but 1 through a trial lasting several hours. let all weigh the circumstances, deter- l .-\r its close the other eleven jurors: “1m... thine what is best to be done, and do it for conviction, but he voted persistently in agreement and not without conunlta- lill' acquittal on the ground that, no },,. tion with the Bishops. As regard: p'ir- could not hear the testimony, he coup] ticularly the Cami-lie: oi .‘lanitnba. the not vote for conviction. Pope expresses his caulideucc that, God Thomas Edwin Cook, who, when in helping, they will win and obtain full 9 his prime, was a leading circus clown, sntislnction. This confidence is found- is dead at his home at Peterson, N. J, ed above all on the goodness of tlu-iri lie was ninety-six years old. Cook was cause, next on the lenllCC and Wisdom born at Beck's lliils, England, an.) in of those who govern. and lastly on the 1826 came to this country with lll" good-will of all Canadians. In the father's circus, said to have been mu Young 1 their coitus let them not refuse :irtial l Cook was attached to the ci nus - y P r 19 It satisfaction. E~peciully wherever thel tumbler, but later became a ClOWn. law or circumstances. or mind «licposi- ; which line he followed until 1-397. lie tion of the people. offer SWIG means of has nearly one hundred tle c--ndants. agents. Canvassing outfit 23s., worth $1. lessening the evii and war-ling: off more the majority of whom have later) Qilha-r The BRADLEY-GARRETSON £30.. ited. Toronto, Ont. L’m‘ ; danger. it is ab ilutely ‘xpedient and 1 to the circus or the stage. , . Pneumonia advantageous th...t they should make is given as the cause of his death. .9.” r "t; 5‘1." , -< '.1ea. x.‘ .